A message to society by Imam Ali (AS)

A great noble leader Imam Ali (AS) said this about 1400 years ago when Islam religion is flourishing it was a start so the key point He told us to become a peaceful & successful society is JUSTICE  equality! Which unfortunately we forget & those nations who keep justice a priority
Is in front of us. Being a Pakistani when I look at my motherland I've got almost all the blessings freedom, land, weathers, food & shelter but what I miss the most here is Justice in which we lack. I am not talking about the justice done by courts/judges it's about ourselves what we give to our fellow Pakistanis/society & Pakistan? A recent incident which I saw on a road is a man on car beat rickshaw driver badly so when the police come they took rickshaw driver to police station & left a man with a car as he used his sources. It might be rickshaw driver's  fault but why a man with a car used his source to get rid of Police ? If he was on right he should go with Police & prove himself innocent. But... Yes we don't follow what our religion taught!!. 

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